It also adds the following verses:--

Epigram:

A freemans life is like a pilgrimage

Whats his life then that lives in mariage

Tis Sisiphus his toyle that with a stone

Doth doe what surely for ease must be done

His laboures Journey's endles, tis no Riddle

Since he's but halfe on's way that stands in th'middle.

_Ad Janum_.

Take Comfort Janus, never feare thy head

Which to the quick belongs, not to the dead

Thy wife did lye with one, thou being dead drunke

Thou art no Cuckold though shee bee a Punke.

Tis not the state nor soveraintie of Jove

could draw thy pure affections from my love

nor is there any Venus in the Skyes

could from thy looks with draw my greedy eyes.

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